Reducing Barriers to

The Military Spouse Career Support Act of 2023 will expand military spouses' eligibility for reimbursement of relicensure and business costs to...

A year of research conducted by the Utah Department of Commerce Office of Professional Licensure has resulted in the following recommended changes...

The Pathways to Behavioral Degrees Act has been endorsed by the D.C mayor and is expected to receive approval in Congress. The Act would allow...

Changes to the requirements for licensed therapists in Oregon reduce training requirements by 500 hours to 1,900 versus the former 2,400 hours. The...

A bill expected to go to a legislative committee in Wisconsin would allow DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipients to apply for...

A bill under consideration in Pennsylvania would exempt natural hair braiders from having to obtain a cosmetology license to perform hair braiding...

From guest blog contributor, Donald Balasa, CLEAR member and legal counsel for the American Association of Medical Assistants: The United States...

The British Columbia government has passed a bill to reduce barriers to licensure for internationally-educated applicants. The bills establish...

A study of teacher licensing in Texas since the 2001 introduction of lower requirements for alternative licensing programs reveals reduced wages for...

The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services has entered into an agreement with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy to...

Legislation heading to the governor in Pennsylvania would require licensing boards to consider a service member's military education and training to...

A proposed bill in Oregon regarding license eligibility for those with criminal records failed to pass. The bill would have prohibited licensing...